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The article says that their solution is in house, and they don't seem to be using integer linear programming. My guess is that they start with a random feasible
by n4r9 9y ago
The article says that their solution is in house, and they don't seem to be using integer linear programming. My guess is that they start with a random feasible solution using a fast greedy heuristic, then iteratively improve it using a simulated annealing process.